there, what it recorded or why it was there until they saw this. . the man was able to access the condo for several times to move the camera around. each time the suspect is wearing the same clothes. detectives believe it's a uniform of some sort. there was never a sign forced entry. the victims are two roommates in their 20s. howard county police say they interviewed contractors in the area but haven't developed a suspect. when they do he will be facing breaking entering. >> and to say four small

children and their grand mother were laid to rest. >> roosevelt was at the church today as the city tried to give the family strength. what a devastating story. >> reporter: horrible. hundreds of people, family and folks around the city came to remember the lives lost. four small children and their grandmother. their deaths have made the city cry. ♪ [ music ] this is sad. to look at a casket so small it doesn't just break your heart, it shatters it. how do you get over something like this? only in time and having the support of a community that shares your grief.

james, ty, annie, little fat man. little angel. all died october 11th in the arms their grandmother who died trying to save them. >> mom, i love you and i [i best mom anybody could want. rest in peace and [inaudible] >> reporter: when a child dies the community is diminished. when four die the world is a lesser place. the loss is overwhelming. healing does come. for those who believe there is something higher healing will come eventually through grace. >> [inaudible]

for -- for a word she isn't saying. i know my time is running out but i wanted you to know she heard you. she is listening. >> [inaudible] i don't have the slightest idea why. [inaudible] to die in the age of innocence is to be in the presence of the lord. they are going to be more beautiful and handsome than they were in those bodies. they are now living in a spiritual world. >> reporter: all five were buried together. the investigation into the cause the fire is continuing. abc 2news. >> we had a home on fire today. happened this morning. the three alarmer started at the home on willow drive short

before four. nobody was hurt. firefighters are looking at the cause of the fire. >> >> let's look at the overall forecast picture. you can see a couple of showers passing through. 60's for the rest of the evening. we will talk about how things set up for the rest of the week in just a few. >> well the man arrested on charges of trying to blow up the federal reserve building in new york considered striking here in baltimore. >> he is now being held without bail after appearing in federal court. after the deaths of bin laden and also other terror figures, tj says authorities expect threats like this will continue. >> reporter: we are learning more about the suspect accused of trying to blow up the new york federal reserve bank.

jim dow was a classmate. >> he is not an evil person. this is such an evil thing. i can't -- i'm just stumped. i don't understand how that person could do that thing. >> reporter: authorities say he made a cell phone call blocks away from the bank, one he thought would set off a van inside a white van but it was a sting. he had bought what he thought were explosives. he came to the united states on a student vis. >> >> when you go to school you don't assume somebody that you went to school with would do that. >> reporter: police raided hid home. >> he also checked with a source back to whether or not it would be all right or acceptable if -- women and

children were killed. >> reporter: at first court records say he considered attacking the new york stock exchange but due to the heavy security decided to bomb the fed instead. prosecutors say he wasself radical and only thought he was part of al-qaeda. >> sort of -- they are really trying to fill some sort of grand act to make themselves look bigger. >> reporter: according to police this was the 15th alleged terror plot against new york since 9/11 1. experts say to expect more. abc news new york. >> three people are behind bars in connection with the murders of five people at a bar. police say that the bar was set on fire to hide a crime and the motive was robbery. an officer on patrol noticed the fire last night. inside forts found the bodies of one man and four women including the bar's owner. tips led them to the three men.

they are facing murder, robbery and arson. >> and a man is charged with killing his grandparents. 31-year-old matthew long was sent from oklahoma. he is being held without bail. long is charged with two counts of first degree murder in the deaths of his grandparents in their home. he had been in the hospital for trying to kill himself in an oklahoma hotel room days days after the murder. some fans are mad over the orioles ticket policies. we have been getting calls wanting to know why the team won't refund a six dollar service charge. we went to the top. more on what the maryland attorney general said about your rights. >> reporter: that's right. many of us rushed for a playoff game ticket. in many cases we bought tickets for games that weren't played

and the face value of the ticket was funded plus the convenience fee. what you don't get back is the fee for processing, shipping handling. that amounts to six dollars per order. we went to maryland attorney general today to see if fans have any recourse. he said you are out of luck because you were told up front. >> if they charged you x dollars and didn't tell you that was the ticket price plus the service charge and then didn't refund the service charge portion that would be illegal. >> reporter: that was not the case here. the fee was explained with your order. this isn't the first time a major league team has heard this complaint. the new york yankees used to have the same policy but in 2002 the new york attorney general went to the yankees front office and complained. in an agreement 90% of those fees were returned to fans. abc 2news. >> all right. you saw the crawl this morning.

terrell suggs to play sunday in houston. he said i may, or may not. teammates said having him back after five month brought energy back. if he does play you will find out early because they have to make a roster move to make it happen. five months after the injury and back on the field. that's, wow. >> going to need him. >> you lock over -- you look over and see a couple holding hands. >> then you look over and they are having sex. what would you do? >> and a look at doctors making great advances when it comes to breast cancer research. we will take you to the university of maryland. >> i said what would you do? what happens when the anti virus software you put on your computer come s with a virus.

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. you probably know somebody with breast cancer, a friend, family, maybe yourself. so much research is being done to improve treatment. some huge strides are being made here in baltimore. linda tells us that researchers have found something that could stop it from spreading. >> reporter: >> reporter: while looking at how cells spread a doctor found something new. >> we studied free floating tumor cells and found they generated these tentacles that hadn't been seen before. they form these long extensions. >> reporter: those seen here in this video play a significant role in breast cancer patients and the odds of cancer returning in other parts of the body. >> main tumors in breast cancer shed millions of cells into the bloodstream every day.

the question of significance to patients is really what are the fates of them? they are moving. >> reporter: the doctor said most of those cells die but the one that make it into the bloodstream can pose a risk. >> when cancer moves from the first organ to a another site they often travel through the blood. this of course is one of the most dangerous parts of the disease for patients because the first tumor is often easily removed but once it spreads it's harder to treat. >> reporter: to those who have breast cancer the risk of it happening again is always there. >> we have a strong family history of breast cancer. my mother had the same thing about 20 years ago. >> reporter: the goal of the research which is partly funded by komen is to prevent it from

spreading. >> we very move from -- we need classes to keep them from spreading. >> if they could find some answers as to how we could stop this, and stop the different -- the way the different things spread that would just be fantastic. >> reporter: answers that will hopefully be found in this lab in the near future. abc 2news. >> we want to remind you about the walk and run for a cure. it'll be this sunday in hunt valley. you can still register for the race online and right on race day. abc 2news, the whole family will be there. you can find us in the main stage area. this year we will bring you the race live on air and online from seven to ten. if you miss a show because are you out there walking, we will reair it on the digital channel. live well network from four until seven so stop by and see

us. >> you have been talking about this. here you go. a hot topic today. you are out with dinner with the kids. you look over and see a couple having sex on the nearby table. yeah. that's what a couple in florida said happened. a . >> i would absolutely yank my kids and pull them away from that situation and hope they didn't see to much i guess. >> no fooling. the manager came out to stop them and the man got into a fight with him and wouldn't pay the bill. police showed up and arrested them for the unpaid bill. >> that's it? >> forget about the table . none of the parent who saw the sex acts wanted to write statements for the police. what would you do if this happened? would you take pictures, or would you get up and leave, would you give a statement to the police, just log onto facebook and let us know. >> now, maryland's most

accurate forecast. >> and everyone has a camera. who know what that could lead to. probably nothing good. look at this. clouds getting worse out there as we take a live look on the river. light chop on this breeze. peak wind gusts, 68 right now. temperatures today have been up around 70. its been a warm day. no question about that. weather through the day in laurel, you can see -- basically just a couple passing clouds early in the day but then the clouds getting thicker and now looking more like rain. that's what is headed our way at least for later tonight. mix of sun and clouds here, beautiful fall leaves at the ccbc campus. the peak wind gust. 27 belaire. we have gusted to 32 buck town on the eastern shore. it has been one breezy day. the winds out of the south. piling the water up in the

chesapeake bay and we have a coastal flood advisory for the western shore. the coastal part of hartford. southeast baltimore. that is where we think there could be enhanced high tide action at least through two. we will keep the eye on that overnight. temperatures now warm, 70 at dullus, mid60's across most of the rest of the area. 68 easton. the set up is a more active one into the overnight hours. a couple of scattered showers to the south. could be here in the next hour or two. the mainline out in coal country. even deep south ohio. the trend brings in that line as we push toward the midnight hour. even past midnight. scattered hit and miss. embedded thunderstorms, you can hear thunder overnight. by tomorrow morning the rain clearing to the north and east. cecil parts of northeast maryland could see showers as

late and seven ori. early morning, you could face wet avoids, for that early morning drive and of course that never helps the traffic situation. here is the set up now. warm southerly breeze out of the gulf coast states. that is really warming us up. to the forth we have that cooler air trying to wrap in. that will get here for the weekend. 47 that's it. in chicago and that contrasts generating this storm. right along that boundary. this storm will be a northern mover, up over new england. the trailing front, you see it here, that's south of the great lakes, that's what e rain to us the main storm itself, putting the rain down and -- cold, nasty rain up here into wisconsin. that will pass to the north. tonight 55 scattered showers, cloudy, breezy, that's the set up tomorrow. the two degree guarantee 74, early morning source possible. then clearing and breezy and by tomorrow night cooler and dry down to 48.

as we look at the weekend sun on tap as we go to the race for the cure on sunday. good weather there. in the monday through -- the middle part of next week temperatures will warm into the middle 70s. cooler for the weekend. cooler for the big event on sunday but then warmer into next week. next week looks like fantastic weather late october. >> couple can just move outside. you never saw that at geno's. two clients came back today. nearly one hundred fans lined up outside the biggest restaurant return that they have seen and to meet -- there he is. geno and then par take in the famous patty many of us grew up and out with. all part of the official opening of the burgers and chickens 5th franchise in the state. here it's the reopening more than 30 years ago the first restaurant stood there on that

same location. geno was there. lenny moore approximate, where is tom who never stays home? he was there too. theater great. >> the famous geno. >> wow. don't think i have seen him. that's pretty cool. a young woman vanished on her five minute drive to work. the clues detectives using to find her. >> and a 13-year-old beats up a classmate. >> when the organizer is the girl's mother that gets attention. teacher: this is west virginia, pennsylvania, delaware.

and this is maryland. every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty million gaming at casinos in these other states.

question seven will build a new casino and bring table games to baltimore... generating hundreds of millions for schools. and that money has to go to education. it's the law. so vote for question seven. so we can stop spending all that money here, and keep maryland money in classrooms like mine.

. a desperate search for a missing oregon woman, she disappeared between her home and her job five minutes away

at starbucks. her suv was found mile away with a broken window. her husband said the morning she went missing she kissed him good-bye and left like normal. >> her normal thing. got up, just kissed me good-bye and i kind of woke up and said bye. >> when she didn't show up at work her boss called her husband. she has been missing since tuesday. police say cameras recorded her car pulling in to a gas station but couldn't make out who was in the vehicle. three people are dead and one hurt after a shooting at a hair salon in florida. among the dead was a pregnant woman who may have been shot over jealousy. it's believed a second incident at a home which left one dead and another hurt may also be connected. we have a mother accused of encouraging her daughter to beat up a classmate. a 28-year-old mom was arrested for organizing. the victim is a 13-year-old. a witness who helped break up the fight said it was over a

boy and the mom started it. >> i just said really? over teen drama you brought your daughter to have a fight and promote it with a lot of men that you brought here, obviously to also want to fight. >> the mother said she didn't tell her daughter to fight but despite that she is still facing felony charges. she is being held on a five thousand dollar bond. still unclear if her daughter will be charged. >> the boy scouts revealed more than a thousand pages of documents today. >> the secret child abuse files and you will hear from the organization what they are saying. >> and anti virus software that's supposed to be the way to protect your computer but scammers are using that to rip you off. >> and inside the new exhibit at your baltimore aquarium. in my belief ted that the government should treat everyone equally.

i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6.